Bo Jackson: Unbelievable Career Highlights from Every Sport and Team
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Bo Jackson the GOAT! All top Plays, all top runs, all top hits, all tops throws, all sports, the injury, and Bo in 2022. After needing my own hip replacement, its tough to describe the hip pain you endure.
From broken bones, driving off a cliff, and every injury known to man, the hip tops them all. I thoroughly enjoy chatting when I see someone else suffering, letting them know everything I learned from that painful duration of my existence.
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Nice video. I made one on Bo years ago. It's now at almost 2m views. I love the edits and extra content you have that I missed. I would redo my video more like this if I could. Great job.
@@Toniitony You should try it.
Wow. High praise
I LOVED your video omg! I think I watched it upwards of 20 times. The only flaw may be that the music was slightly weird
@@JohnLindsey-co4sg I ageee. Thanks. I would change the audio if I could.
Where's the fuckin link?
I absolutely love how he humbly tells that kid his story. No embellishment. No hype. All truth. Bo is just a great human being.
Arguably the greatest athlete of all time. He had it all, strength, speed, agility, coordination and intelligence. He could have been a star in any sport he wanted. His being injured robbed the world of so many more great moments in sport. I watch his highlights often and never tire of them. I am so glad I got to witness the phenomenon that is Bo Jackson in real time. What a man!
Right there with you!!! Blessed seeing that man play and do anything.
Also, a man of high integrity and honor. I'm from Florida, and I am ashamed at the Bucs and Culverhouse for what they did to him his senior year.
I got to watch Bo once and Barry twice play live. I watched the two most gifted running backs to ever play.
Dear Bo, why is it, when I’m bored, after watching all the Darrel green run downs, Hester’s returns, jordons slam dunks, bonds homers and etc etc etc, i all ways finding myself, back here , watching you, thinking what if? From a man who knows sports, class, athletes, God , patriotism etc… you to me are in my top 10 of a GOAT . God bless
Bo is that once in a lifetime athlete. We'll never see another like him.
So true and I'm happy I got to watch him on television in the 80's and 90's!
He had moves like Barry Sanders and Walter Payton along with the power of Jim Brown. Truly special.
The best part though, he is a great guy. That's even more rare it seems!
My son is named Payton after Walter. There's some brutal clips of the Boz devouring peeps. But in no way was he an impact against Bo. Bo knows impact lol
Over rated he really underachieved
@Beaten4.8, Bo wasn't the only 2 sport athlete, prime time was also there, but you are right, there will NEVER be another BO
@@blacklabelholsters1635 ummm, Jim Brown would be just soso nowadays, BUT he was WAY ahead of his time, he was a BEAST
Bo might have been the greatest athlete who ever lived… Not even kidding or exaggerating.
Real talk!
I went to Auburn with Bo but never had the luck to see him on campus. The greatest accomplishment of Bo was never on the athletic field though, it was in front of the interview mic! When he came to Auburn, he had a stuttering problem. His early interviews clearly show his difficulty with stuttering. Yet, as the years wore on and the interviews continued, he overcame his speech challenges and blossomed into quite a gifted speaker. To achieve that in front of a national audience, no athletic accomplishment or award can ever equal that. That, is Bo Jackson's greatest and most astonishing feat!
What a super good human Bo Is
I looked at him like a superhero as a kid unreal athlete
70 + years of coaching and rooting. Never saw a better athlete
The greatest all around athlete I've ever seen in my 67 years on this earth! God only knows what he could have achieved if he hadn't gotten injured. Thanks for the great memories Bo, you are one of a kind. War Eagle!
Bo Jackson. Just say it quietly and let the honors ring thru your head. What an athlete!
Bo Jackson arm was SO STRONG that he didn't need to throw to the cut off guy. He would just flame throw that ball.
Love the conversation with the kid.
It's a conversation that needed to be had, and recorded, with somebody
That kid will never forget that conversation
I dont care what anyone says BO is the greatest athlete to ever live in sports..he was born with all the gifts plus some and in the blink of an eye it was all gone..
Jim Brown deserves consideration too..
You stating you don't care what anyone says, simply invalidates your opinion as being close-minded.
And Jim Brown was a better athlete than Jackson.
@@bauerj3398 Jim Brown is a one trick pony keyword being athlete..BOs ROOKIE year beat Jim's best year in yards per carry..you are simply a Bo hater because he was the best and you don't like that your hero is behind him..what was Jim Browns stats in any other professional sports? The keyword being athlete not just football player you seem to not grasp that concept and I would not expect you to understand you lack reasoning and common sense with this subject..ESPN did two things a vote on greatest athlete of all time and 23,765 people voted and Bo received 76.1% of the votes for a reason and they also did a simulation and Bo still beat him in it..facts are facts sorry you can't handle reality but that is what it is..just look up there 40 times Bo would smoke Jim running backwards as a matter of fact I have the same 40 time as Jim and I am a white guy and I did it with never running out of shape no training in 6 years that should tell you something..
@@bauerj3398 Is that your opinion?
@@Firefly-trike Yep, and I don't care what anyone says (apparently, that childlike approach is the way to go).
That boy didn’t know he was in the presence of one the greatest athletes to ever live Bo knows.😮
Not only was he the most memorable athletic person you’ll ever encounter. But he heart is enormous. And his 30 for 30 on ESPN was a Classic.
The best there is, the best there was, and the best there ever will be.
I thought that was Brett Hart 😁
Best at what? below average baseball player that just got tons of hype from the media. Ranks over 3000 in rushing for the NFL. So please tell me what was it that made him the best?
@@BBBYpsistats aren't everything and "best" probably isn't the word.
If I was the captain of a team that played every sport in a tournament and you can have any athlete in their prime and I get first pick, I'm taking bo. Who you got?
@@AaronDough Easy pick for me. I would Take Jim Thorpe. In his day he was the fastest, Best in football. Pro Baseball, Basketball, Billiards champion, Ball Room dancer champion, Plus best in the world in Pentathlon & Decathlon. Without him who knows if football makes it.
Yeah fastest running back but the best that ever did it was Barry Sanders
Ronnie Lott was footballs hardest hitters. Yet when he went up against Bo, you could tell that he felt that hit. It was only his pride that got him to his feet. Bo Jackson was "the" force to be reckoned with! I think him breaking that bat over his head really spoke to his abnormal strength. Noone did, can, or will ever do it like Bo...
Bo and Deion were my childhood hero’s!!🔥🔥
The baddest man on the planet. Even the star players of his day would stop everything just to watch him. Cause they knew something great was about to happen. It was privilege to have witnessed his greatness. I knew wen I got home from work I could the sports report. And there would be a new highlight play from Bo Jackson. The greatest athlete ever
The greatest athlete I’ve ever seen !! If he didn’t get injured he would have been inducted into both the baseball and football HOF
He had exactly zero chance of the baseball hall of fame. Quit looking at the highlights and look at his actual performance. He was 29 years old when he was injured. He was a sub .250 hitter, OBP barely over .300. below average OPS+. Hell, all that power and his HR total at that stage was 112. All that speed and he had 81 stolen bases. All that speed and that arm, and he was a negative defensive player.
@@bauerj3398 You are combining the 3 years he played baseball after his hop injury !! FYI he was 28 when he got injured !! So as far as your zero chance maybe you should do your homework !! Without injury there’s no telling what he would have done so u must have a crystal ball
@@user-fk2is1bf3e A) No, I did not. I specifically determined those numbers prior to injury. They just did not change much after injury. Maybe YOU should do your homework before shooting your mouth off. It is not hard to calculate.
Don't need a crystal ball to know he had no chance. Just need a passing knowledge of what sort of resume is required for HOF. Jackson was NEVER going to reach any counting stat milestones. He was 2000 plate appearances into his career, and had not racked up anything other highlights and strikeouts. And his rate stats. as shown above, were well below average. You don't play baseball your whole life, including 5 seasons in the majors, bat .250, OBP of .308, etc., and then just start hitting .340 with an OBP of over .400, which is what he would need to do to reach an average left fielder MLB HOF'er level.
@bauerj3398 yeah it's easy to get caught up in the highlights. Baseball is a fickle bitch and just bc you have all the speed and strength in the world doesn't mean you will succeed. For what it's worth, I'm glad he played pro football to allow his physical traits to impact the game far more consistently than in baseball.
@@HyzerFlexOnYou Yeah, squaring up the barrel consistently is not a physical skill that carries over heavily from running and jumping and raw strength.
Same goes for playing defense. Having all that speed and a big arm are definitely helpful, but a big part of the game is more innate (anticipation, initial read, best route to ball, etc.). Bo, overall, was a net negative defender. He was not bad, like Skates (Lonnie Smith), but he was nowhere near a GG caliber defensive player.
My brother and i were fans of whatever team Bo Jackson was on, Baseball or football. Man, that dude could fly
Bo is the definition of a beast! But humble and always did shit right.
I am so lucky!! Wayne Gretzky,Tiger woods, Lawrence Taylor, Barry Sanders, Prime Time Dion Sanders,Larry Bird,Magic Johnson,MJ the goat,and BO FRICKEN JACKSON the most insanely gifted athlete of our time and probably all times. I GOT TO SEE THEM ALL!!!! The insane amount of crazy athlete's in the 80s will NEVER be repeated!!
Bo Jackson should be in both halls of fame , I saw him play in the Cotton Bowl , def 1of the ,if not the best athlete I ever saw , Bo I love u , thanks for all u gave ,
Bo is a great human being and was a phenomenal athlete.. Bo is a great human being and was a phenomenal athlete..
Best athlete ever! Younger fans just don’t know.
RIGHT!!!!!!
Your right,
The new generation loves Kelce and Taylor Swift,lol😢
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@@randyrobert7122maybe the little kids. Im 19 and couldnt gaf. My favorite athlete OAT is probably Larry Fitzgerald
He was almost unbelievable.
Watching Bo hobbling around the bases on a home run as a Whitesox is like watching an injured old lion walking alone in the Sahara. Those were sad days as a Bo jack fan.
Bo is a great human being and was a phenomenal athlete.
No bitterness from his injury that cheated his career. He is a class act.
I am a diehard Seahawks fan and have been since 1976. When Bo was playing against my Hawks on Monday night football. I was rooting for Bo. My god what an amazing athlete and even better person. Yes the injury was sad but those is who got to see him play both sports live was a gift from the heavens. Bo knows!!!!
Lived in KC when he played for the Royals.
What an athlete. I could watch him & Barry Sanders play forever.
Whenever I watch highlights of Bo, it only reaffirms for me that he was the greatest athlete of all time. Priviledged to watch him play against my Red Sox at Fenway. Watching him dig his pivot foot off first where the dirt was almost over his cleat, he took off like an F-15 to steal second. Truly believe if for not getting hurt would have been selected to both Hall of Fames.
Never seen anyone else do a one man reverse like bo . He turns around completely
Being humble and being a showman is a nearly impossible tightrope to walk and Bo walked the fuck out of it
Bo was such a natural athlete and a truly good man! He enjoys hunting with Bow and arrow and lives a clean and simple life!
Bo and Prime. Best athletes I have ever seen.
What could have been, if he didn't get hurt. Probably the most gifted athlete in our time.
I'm an Alabama fan, but will always be a Bo fan.
The greatest.
Me too!!
The best athlete we are going to see!
Every time I go back and watch his highlights I get hyped up remembered what an unstoppable force he was.
The world's greatest athlete ever
After chamberlain
EASILY the greatest athlete that I have seen in my 51 years!!!
I am the same age as you, and I was blessed to have watched him play on TV. When he would break one of his runs for a long touchdown, you could just clearly see he was way faster than anyone else on the field. You knew you were seeing something special.
@@texasjmd Well said my friend 🤙!
Bo was 1 of the best.im from Birmingham. We graduated the same year,1981.i was from across town.he went to mcadory,I went to berry.he ran over me a few times I'm sure😂.years later,we both shopped at the same archery shop in Birmingham. Yates archery.great guy.war eagle
The DNA test confirms Bo has that Dawg in em. Best pure athlete of all time, he has no equal.
As a prep athlete in Alabama, Bo broke the state decathlon record in the first nine events. He sat out the final event, the 1500 m that decided second place.
Superhuman. He needed a cape. The greatest athlete ever and it's not even debatable.
Damn shame Adam did teach his kid any better than that.
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The greatest to ever play the game of football and the plays he made on the baseball field will make him a highlight reel forever. I don't watch sports like I did when I was a kid, but I'm glad I got to watch Bo Jackson play. He's one of my all-time favorite players 🙌🏽 ❤️ 👌 🎉🎉❤
That kid was buffering trying to download all that info while Bo was tapping on his head downloading more impossible feats and accolades . Lol so hilarious !!
I always thought... "What could've been a stellar HOF career for both MLB and NFL." And probably the only professional player who could've made it to both.
You should check out Deon Sanders then
@@johnwink9587don’t try to compare Deion Sanders to the legendary Bo Jackson in EITHER SPORT 😂😂
@@johnwink9587Bo Jackson was fast enough to play cornerback himself and would’ve been better than Deion at that position too.
Deion was a joke baseball player and was used as a sideshow for attention
"They" claimed Bo knew and could perform highly at every athletic sport he played. It was undoubtedly believable!! He was my childhood hero. I can remember the sportscast from the week of his injury. 😢😭
They said he had to have pulled his own leg out of the hip's socket trying to break that tackle. 2 NFL players holding onto the ankle of 1 leg, as he used all he had to... 🥺😭
Crazy.
He had exactly zero chance of the baseball hall of fame. Quit looking at the highlights and look at his actual performance. He was 29 years old when he was injured. He was a sub .250 hitter, OBP barely over .300. below average OPS+. Hell, all that power and his HR total at that stage was 112. All that speed and he had 81 stolen bases. All that speed and that arm, and he was a negative defensive player.
My whole Pop Warner team went to see the Raiders play that game against the Bengals! Bo had 2 runs over 90 yards if I remember correctly. He was a God to us youngsters!
Had heard in College at Auburn, he did a front flip for fun at practice when chasing a flyball. But Bo had great Class among others of not hot doging gestures ( unlike Mahomes over there in KC today) when making big plays. Jim Thorpe reborn, but better, faster, stronger. He was the real 6 Million $$ Man.
Incredible athlete. A shame that injury cut everything so short for him. Best ever for sure, with in my opinion Deon #2.
There is no telling how far this man would have gone if he stayed healthy. It is unfortunate we will never find out. Great job Bo.
The fact that he just trucked ronnie lott so easily he could have been the greatest running back ever and made the hall of fame playing baseball
He had exactly zero chance of the baseball hall of fame. Quit looking at the highlights and look at his actual performance. He was 29 years old when he was injured. He was a sub .250 hitter, OBP barely over .300. below average OPS+. Hell, all that power and his HR total at that stage was 112. All that speed and he had 81 stolen bases. All that speed and that arm, and he was a negative defensive player.
@@bauerj3398how many times you going to post it champ? pathetic
@@tightbhole420 It's the truth. Not nearly as pathetic as all the people brainlessly parroting "Why isn't he in the baseball hall of fame?"
@@mizztery2994 yeah but its pathetic and weird
Bo was a superb athlete and is an outstanding person.
I've gotta give props to the person or persons that made this video... It was very well made! Bo Jackson was the best athlete on any field on any day. To this day, I've never seen a better athlete. If they could clone people, they'd use Bo Jackson's DNA and there'd be an army of guys that look like Bo Jackson. He was amazing... Its unfortunate that we only got 4 years of him on the football field
If you didn't get to witness this man play in his prime, I feel bad for you.
This man could literally do everything, and everything exceptionally well.
There is a reason they made him uncatchable in Tecmobowl 😂
His prime? He was a below average baseball player. Everyone hyped him up like he was some sort of super star. He only had a batting average above the actual team batting average once in his career. Struck out once out of every 2.75 AB's. not a good defensive player & is why they kept moving him around in the outfield. People see a few highlights & get all awe struck Look how powerful he is he broke a bat in half over his helmet & over his leg. My argument to that is he struck out those times but they glorified him after striking out. His year for MLB all star was a joke. At least 5 others deserved it over him but the fans vote. So it was a popularity contest.
Tecmobowl was a football game.@@BBBYpsi
@@BBBYpsi Maybe...but he did make it into the big leagues!
@@lawrence5039 yes & I respect that. But get tired of everyone talking about how great he waa when all they saw was a few highlights. When you look at the numbers he really was a below average player on his team & in football ranks over 3000 all time rushing.
Watching this video is getting to see him play in his prime, screens are bigger and clearer today than the 80s. I feel sorry for people who had to watch BO on a 24" TV in standard definition
If you want to see the Legend. Look no more. The Greatest Athlete of All Time.
Great video! I cry every time i see the injury happen... loved the update as well.... Bo does all sorts of great things to this day. Bo knows!
This is classic. Absolutely LOVE the interview with the kid. He's really trying to make sense of it all. Gotta love it.
I was lucky to catch the 89' All Star game live on TV as a kid. Bo led off with a home run and Boggs followed with the next at bat. Still the most exciting All Star game I can remember. Loved it.
Who would have guessed how accurate tecmo bowl Bo was so accurate?
That kid was clueless but I bet he learned what a great player Bo Jackson was after talking to the man.
I remember when he was with the Angels, when play was slow he'd talk to the fans and sign autographs during the game. Great guy.
When he leg got hurt and he laid back down on the field I cried it's like looking at family
The Doctor said if his legs weren’t so strong he would never gotten that injury !!
Bo was by far my favorite baseball player as a kid. Just electrifying! I always wish he wouldn't have played football and could've been one of the best that ever played if he would have had a 15 to 20 year career. But he was also an electrifying running back! Especially in tecmobowl 🤣
I was 17 years old when the Nike “Bo Knows” campaign took off during the ‘89 MLB All Star Game.
The timing was perfect as he started the game with a lead off HR in the first inning. Bo was voted the MVP of the Game.
In the NFL, he was a beast of a running back. No defensive player can take him down on a solo tackle collision above the waist.
Had it not been for the dislocated hip injury in the 1991 NFL AFC Wild Card Game which ended his Football Career and stalled his Baseball Career for 2 years, we may have been looking at only the second athlete in team sports who is in 2 HOFs. The first is Wilt Chamberlain who achieved this in Basketball (NBA) and Volleyball (IVA) which is now defunct.🏀🏐
To me, Bo Jackson is not only the greatest athlete in my lifetime but possibly in the History of Team Sports. Just like Wilt, Bo did not have any weight training or PEDs. It was all natural muscle fiber. What we call superhuman DNA.
The complete package: Power, Quickness, Speed, Agility, Timing, and Cerebral.
All of his gifts were at the All-Star Levels of Baseball and Football. 🏈⚾️
230 lbs of pure athlete. No PEDs, wasn't even a gym rat
gym training decreases athletic performance usually
Upmost respect for Bo. Im so glad he ran the wrong way in the iron bowl! Roll Tide!
Ese es mi atleta favorito. No a ávido un jugador que domine en diferentes deportes como el solo sabía hacerlo. Dominante en pelota y fútbol a unos niveles sobresaliente. Velocidad, fortaleza y sobre todo el coraje de un guerrero . Para mí es al atletas más completó que a ávido, en todo los tiempos. Una pena que tuvo esa lesión que le opacó su carrera . Pero en el tiempo que compitió dejó demostrado su grandeza como atleta.
To play many sports pro has to take a toll on the body. And yet Bo Jackson did it. Because in the NFL he was the fastest Man and most dangerous with the ball.
Bo Jackson may have been the best athlete of all time
Simply the best! My former neighbor Russ, played with Bo on the Royals and said Bo was the best teammate you could ever ask for!
I don’t know what it was about the late 80s but GOOD LORD! Sanders, Bo, M Jackson, M Jordan, Tyson… Like!!! Yo!!!
I'm a Raider... but Bo Jackson is a Legend in 2 pro sports... the game against the Bengals that ended his career will be in my memory Forever 😵🏴☠️☠️🏴☠️☠️
A man that size with that speed was Scary... gotta add... LOVED when Bo Trucked The Boz 🤣🤣🤣
No doubt the greatest athlete in our lifetime. Stats don't lie. This guy was just a class act all the way
Bo runs over bozz, then the first commercial for the 'Bo Knows' campaign airs right after it. Priceless!!
This was a great video, much more respect for this guy. I remember watching him as a kid. Didn't realize how great he was. "Is"
So happy I was around to see him play! I tell my kids about him. What a STUD!!! The best is that he is a total class act. Amazing man
I love the throw from RF and then the "no, no" finger wave :)
One of the greatest physical specimens that was walking God's green earth at that time. Bo was just incredible.
Bo was superhuman! We only get a gift like him once in a lifetime.
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There's two "Bo's" when you here that name come to mind for me.
Bodacious one of the rankest bulls ever to buck.
Bo Jackson one of the biggest studs to wear a jersey and touch leather.
Bo always be Raider 🦾
He could do all sports. He was good in track, football, baseball,and he great at archery too. People might not know that
Best athlete ever
The MAN was as raw as they come thee GOAT of all GOATS
This video is awesome, simply awesome and that music in the background is quasi legendary. Great great work. Chicago Illinois rocks with this content 😎
Jordan and bo jackson best of all time , glad i was able to truly enjoy both , LIVE ON T.V.
I WAS BORN 1980 so 1989 i was 9 playing babe ruth little league and pop warner football. !
Bo is my all time favorite tho
His injury eventually ended his career, but it started The Legend. The Best.
Respect. Thank you Mr. Jackson.
Once in a century caliber athlete. BO KNOWS
Dion sanders did but Bo Jackson is probably the greatest athlete ever. He was freakish, no human ever has matched his athletic abilities
Definitely the best player on Techmo Bowl. Whichever player chose the Raiders first was gonna win.
Bo Jackson was the inspiration for all the EA “BIG” games
I just smiled for 12 minutes and 38 seconds.